Top Things to do in Velsen
The 10 Best Things to do in Velsen, North Holland Province
Discover the best top things to do in Velsen, The Netherlands including Eventmaker, Dutch Pedelec Tours, Kennemer LoopFiets, Ruins of Castle Brederode, Noordzeekanaal, Ijmuider zee- en Havenmuseum, Speeltuin De Veilige Haven, Velserbeek, Kinderboerderij Velserbeek, Begraafplaats en Crematorium Westerveld uit 1888.
Restaurants in Velsen
1. Eventmaker
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Eventmaker is a full service event company who organises events with spectacular activities as: blokarting, powerkiting, outdoor lasertagging, jet boating, etc. All of our activities are available for groups from 1-500 persons. Please contact us for all the oppurtunties Eventmaker has to offer to spice up your stay in the Netherlands.
2. Dutch Pedelec Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 34 reviews
Dutch Pedelec Tours is a company that focuses on the rental of high quality e-bikes (pedelecs) in IJmuiden and surroundings. With our team of motivated and serious staff we provide several trips through the area. We have the best routes for you and thanks to the comfort of our e-bikes can be a relaxing way to enjoy the surroundings. You can use a (small group) to use the services of a professional guide or an e-bike for a few hours and hire themselves on the road. Outside our pickup points you can e-bikes delivered to your hotel or campsite.
Reviewed By stevedunnigan
The e-bikes were dropped off air the cruise terminal and we took a leisurely trip into the nearby country park. It was a great ride and its soooo easy in the Netherlands because of the fantastic cycle paths. We went through the park all the way to the beach and back, about 35KM. Left the bikes locked up at the terminal and handed the keys to a lady at the information booth. All in all a very good experience and I would recommend.
3. Kennemer LoopFiets
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
Lopifit, tours with first real e-walking bike!
4. Ruins of Castle Brederode
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Once owned by the Lords of Brederode. The castle was built in the 2nd half of the 13th century. The remains of the castle are open to the public from March to November. The keep can be climbed for a beautiful view. Tours, concerts, exhibitions and special events.
Reviewed By theodorusw - Haarlem, The Netherlands
I was born here, 100mtrs away of the main entrance, i played here as a kid, Knights and ladies, this place will speak to your imagination. Several times a year they have middle age weekends with actors, The first week of august is best time, all is party then. Go hunt ghosts , they were here, and they found them several. They serve Tea with a biscuite, and they will give you a tour if you ask for it. Google for Heerlijkheid Brederode!
